ccessful career, a supportive husband, and the stability of a conventional life. But beneath the surface, she was disconnected, haunted by chaotic memories of her mentally ill mother, absent father, and violent stepfather. Educated at an unconventional school celebrating meditation, Tai Chi, and divine love, Regan was deeply connected to her inner magic. However, the turbulence of her childhood led her to bury her gifts and seek safety in societal norms. A dramatic spiritual awakening at age 27 reconnected Regan with the intuitive wisdom of her youth. However, the challenges of adulthood-financial strain, an extramarital affair, and the demands of single motherhood-distracted her from her path. Tragic Magic is Regan's raw and inspiring account of unraveling a life built for survival, confronting her deepest wounds, and returning to the teachings of her youth. This story of healing and transformation reveals how, even in our darkest times, we can rediscover the magic within.